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"Lovely," Itamar says to Karin, meaning: "Amen, your makeup will melt with acid"
Itamar's self-confidence threatens Karin.
She is attracted to him, and is afraid that if she sees it he will turn her back on her.
After all both are beautiful and attractive, just he, unlike her, knows it.
And also: a new couple is marching to the canopy and maybe it's time to mention again that she is Persian of Persian descent
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A wedding at first sight
Ofir Sagarsky
Wednesday, 28 July 2021, 07:31 Updated: 07:33
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Since the stand-up shows of the eighties we have not heard so much about the Persian community, and from this we learn that if a plot is missing it is filled with folklore.
At the far right are Danny, the fruit of the love of Etgar Keret and Jonathan Geffen;
In the second left end, Persia and of Persian descent.
He wants a "held lady", and does not understand at all what he wished for himself.
They both got from the parents the feeling that they were not enough so they decided to finally disappoint them on screen.
Yael visits the two's apartments.
He has a botany class, a tea hour with Hannah Bavli and in general these tours are starting to feel like a corner of Menachem Horowitz.
If you ask me, Yael is as exhausted as we are, probably after Shani's courtesy class.
"What matters?" The experts ask her at the joint meeting.
"are good".
"envelope?".
"Come on".
Shani announces that she will get married, her reaction is the same as my reaction to opening a kinder egg.
There is a situation that erupted in the process.
Still, the mother must be told.
"Mom, I'm getting married," she informs her in Siri's excitement.
"Congratulations, is the house tidy?".
Amazing how people are always the children of their parents.
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Siri's excitement.
Monday (Photo: Screenshot, Rainbow 12)
In Danny the groom's family, the energies are rising, and everyone is praying that they will bring him brown. Luckily, to remind you, the two Persians, and the subsequent jubilation scene illustrate this well. Hear, do not know, really there are still people who are so connected to the roots? It looks like the production told her, "Do you hear? Need a scene of Persians, pick up her funding." "Maimona is not ours." "Not bad, do escapes." "I am Persian." "What do you have? Rice?". "I grew up on a rustic stew." But okay, the main thing is happy.
It's time for measurements and the dresser repeats her only text: "You have already seen the bride and it seems to me that she will really like it."
More than that will already have to be paid to her.
Also two measures, a beautiful dress it must be said.
Her mother, as usual, is unhappy, and Shani tries to explain to her that this is what she loves but falls on Haman's ear.
Danny tries to fit into the community fabric and reminds her that she is trying to start a family here, that is, a "family".
There's something about Danny, no matter how humiliating he is I just love him.
Maybe it's the R ', maybe it's the general grace and maybe it's because he responds to me in Insta.
Probably the last option.
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Accepted brown.
Danny (Photo: Screenshot, Rainbow 12)
At a good time we get a break from the children's tape "Little World" and hop on Karin's honeymoon, who did get up with a make-up artist (!!!) and with her Itamar "cool you talked", who surprises her in the morning with a camera in her face. Karin wants to knock the camera in his head, a legitimate response to all opinions, while Itamar is ashamed that she is not as satanic as he is. I would be mad at a person who calls himself a "satanic," but one can understand him. She's heavy. Walking entertainment compared to the other, and still.
In the pottery class, Karin falls silent, leaving Itamar alone to have a conversation with Mrs. Porcelain. At a meal they ordered from the Toast Tower branch of Clock Square, she criticizes him for doing a "show," and explains, "I cleared the stage for you." "Lovely," Itamar replies to her, meaning "an artist will melt your makeup with acid." He recognizes her judgmental tone beneath the diplomatic formulations, and it will be said to his credit that he also manages to have an honest and respectful conversation about it. I'm with him. He loves people, he's sociable - why bother her about it? In my opinion, Itamar's self-confidence threatens her. She is attracted to him, and is afraid that if she sees it he will turn her back on her. Maybe she would like some of that confidence for herself too. After all both are beautiful and attractive, just he, unlike her, knows it.
Karin, it must be said, quickly realizes she was wrong and reaches out to him for reconciliation, one of the most important abilities in my eyes for managing a good and lasting relationship.
Both end up proving to be mature and intelligent people, so so far they are my favorites, despite all the flaws.
God knows the chances of any relationship in this program are close to zero, but in the meantime, I'm glad they're done.
Who would have believed that in forty-eight hours they would also begin to show signs of cuteness.
Just be careful about the makeup, and it will be fine.
Camera in the face.
Karin and Itamar (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)
Meanwhile the new couple is approaching the canopy moment, and the atmosphere is already stirring: his parents are blabbering on about a salt-reduced diet, her mother is sorry she left home. "How you behave there, take care of yourself," she wishes her daughter, apparently in a traditional Persian greeting. "How old is my son? Danny?", She asks the groom's parents, in a scene where I will choose if I will have to watch one for the rest of my life. Some subtext, some inconvenience. "She is very spiritual," declares the bride's mother. "Danny does yoga," Benny's mother replies. "Amazing," the father concludes. God, let someone please already submit the gondi.
The bride from Istanbul enters the canopy.
The drabukas give their voice.
A glass is broken, and surprisingly, Shani comes out dancing.
This is the most movement she has had throughout this episode, and perhaps in life in general.
In the post-canopy conversation, Danny reveals without the R. what we all already know: at least outwardly, there is no indifference from it.
Who knows what she thinks of him.
Danny, for his part, seemed outwardly pleased, but there more or less it ended, and the first gap between them was revealed with his rolling eyes on her veganism.
Come on, the girl spared animals, it's not that disturbed.
Move forward.
Like Maayan and Omri, they are also sent to the Seychelles.
Can anyone explain to me the legality here?
Why are some sent to a perfect Instagram beach and some to a field school?
I have a feeling that the less chemistry there is, the more the production bombards the set.
Meanwhile, like Maayan and Omri, the conversation here does not escalate and they are sent to the Isle of the Dead.
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